U S Death Toll Reaches Record Vehicle Fatalities
The National Safety Council cites 37 000 traffic deaths in the United States with nonfatal injuries at 15 000 and 1 500 disabilities. Despite more miles driven, the death rate fell slightly as gasoline use rose. City deaths rose, rural deaths climbed, and speed over 50 mph dramatically raises fatality risk. observers hope the yearly total will decline.
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United States
National Safety Council
State Department of Public Safety
Whitst
C. Safety Education Movement
Maga
Trooper Returns From Visit To Federal Bureau
Trooper K. V. Shanhattzer of the identification bureau, state police, has returned from a leave of absence after visiting the Federal Bureau in Washington, D C, and inspecting equipment and methods used. Sergeants C. R. Cobb and J. P. Horne, also on leave, are to return Monday.
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K. V. Shanhattzer
Identification Bureau
State Police
Federal Bureau
Ington
D. C
C. R. Cobb
Joseph FP. Horne
West Virginia Briefs From Associated Press Dispatches
West Virginia briefs cover local incidents from Lumberport to Martinsburg and Clarksburg including elections, police checks, and a fire at a coal tipple. Notable items reference Mingo county politics, a central fire station levy, a safety board election in Pittsburgh Plate Glass, a fatality in Smithers creek, and traffic enforcement across the state.
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Associated Brass Lumberport
Clarksburg
H. F. Lewie
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company and
Safety
Whiet E. ©. Alkive
Lumberport
Central
West Virginia
State Appeal Cases Considered by Court
State appeal cases from courts of Aisticos of the pirate were considered yesterday in intermediate court. Both old and new appeal cases are on today's docket. J. T. Sherman found guilty of speeding by a jury. capias issued. Grand jury deliberations continued. about 66 witnesses testified. Plans for a new railway between Keijo and Puan, Japan, at cost over Ban Ada planned.
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Aisticos
C. Beirne
Pll
Beirne
Bleshman
W Chaplin
J.T. Sherman
Capias
Ban Ada
Een Keijo
Korda
Puan
Japan
Kanawha Democratic Committee Set for Saturday Meeting
The newly elected Kanawha County Democratic executive committee plans a Saturday meeting after a board session. G C Robertson chairs the gathering but says he will not run for chairman. RL Henderson and Harry Adams are named as possible successors. Sheriff R C Andrews was discussed for the post. A separate note mentions creation of a state committee in a distant location.
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Kanawha Chonty
Wve
Sosterbs
G. C. Robertson
Efor
A Haan
Tr Robertson
RL Henderson
Public Service Commission
Harry Adams
R. C0. Andrews
Ersburg
H. B. Buster
Republican County Committee
International Youth Hostel exhibition draw in Dublin
America's display at the Dublin based International Youth Hostel exhibition draws strong attention. Exhibitors highlight American youth hostel programs and facilities, with visitors noting organized tours, cultural exchange features, and a growing interest from Irish participants.
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America
Dublin
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Accra Tohe
West
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Federal Reserve System
Capitol Street
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Jim
WWN
Boucher
Y Mountain
West Viginia University
John S. Hall
Williamson
W. BH. Gocke
Sergt
P. Wilson
Martinsberg
Baltimore and Ohio
Barboursville
Young People's Assembly of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Katherine Lynch
St. Albans
Morris Larve Lege
Montgomery
Frank Waters
Waldo Lawtim
Smithers
Smithers Creek
Ming
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Connell Condry
Aclos BR. Fobert
Mieit Court
Georgia Turner
Belpre
Beauty College
Beckley
Brat Ballang
Wheeling
Arthur Inter
George Seibert
Seibert
Hainter
Stilice
Wood County
Fairmont
Frank Warbert
Worthington
Fairmont State Teachers College
Enmer
Now In Progress
National Furniture CO
Kanawha ST
Kanawha Democratic Committee
Maine
Germany
Roland G. Hill
W. Vo
Tye Cigpesty
Slamming Bird
Hus Ming Bird
Pesplas
Gevgeninl Baibel
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